S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 32/2. (Budapest, 1979)
Lupe ru s flavipes Linnaeus, 1767 A specimen determined as L. flavimanus Weise (LOPATIN, 1967:167) is a female of L. flavipes L. Phyllotreta tomboi Lopatin, 1967 Ph. brachyptera L. Medvedev et Voronova, 1977 is a new synonym of this species. Phyllo tret a erysimi erysimi Weise, 1900 I refer all KRAL's indications of Ph. schreineri Jacobs. (1973:113) to the typical Ph. erysimi Weise, which is rather common is south-western Mongolia. It differs from Ph. ery simi baicalica Heik. of northern Mongolia in having a distinct longitudinal groove on the underside of the aedeagus. The nominate subspecies was not recorded from Mongolia. Aphthona kaszabi Krai, 1967 Longitarsus amygdali L. Medvedev, 1974 is a new synonym of this species. Aphthona jacuta Ogloblin, 192 6 Bulgan aimak, 9 km E somon Abzaga, 1300 m., 23. VII. 1966 (Nr. 732), 1 very young female. Longitarsus scutellaris Rey, 1873 The specimen, determined by LOPATIN as L. pratensis Panz. (1967:166) is L. scu tellaris Rey. Longitarsus tournefortii L. Medvedev et Voronova, 1979 Cojbalsan aimak, Cojbalsan, LX-X. 1968, leg. Gy. Márton, 1 female. Altica sajanica Csiki, 1901 I have studied the types of A. sajanica Csiki, A. mongolica' Krai and A. convexi- pennis Ogl. , as well as specimens from Mongolia determined by KRAL as A. convexipe nnis Ogl. and could not find any real difference among them in the structure of the aedeagus. Therefore, I regard A. convexipennis Ogloblin, 1917 and A. mongolica Kral, 1973 as new synonyms of A. sajanica Csiki. Argopus nigritarsis Gebler, 1823 A specimen, determined by I. KRAL (19 73:128) as A. intermedius Weise is a typical A. nigritarsis Gebl., having triangular lateral lobes on the clypeus. In A. inter medius Weise from southern Ussuri region these lobes are narrow and finger-like. A. nigritar sis Gebl. was found also in Middle Gobi (MEDVEDEV, 1978:195) and Selenga aimaks. Cheatocnema tibialis breviuscula Faldermann, 1837 It was cited by I. KRAL (1973:125) as Ch. (Tlanoma) sp. I know, this subspecies, and have also males, from different localities in Mongolia, and some of them practically from the same localities. This species seems to be rather local in Mongolia.
